Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and Germany

The question of jurisdiction is at the heart of recent discussions regarding the modernization of European judicial organizations. In some cases, special courts have been created for dealing with specific categories of cases, or particular categories of cases have been concentrated within a single c...

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Main Author:	Elaine Mak
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	International Association for Court Administration 2008-10-01
Series:	International Journal for Court Administration
Online Access:	https://www.iacajournal.org/articles/97

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spelling	doaj-d77112747dbb42a0b962a436dd9ac18c2020-11-25T03:15:41ZengInternational Association for Court Administration International Journal for Court Administration2156-79642008-10-01122910.18352/ijca.9793Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and GermanyElaine MakThe question of jurisdiction is at the heart of recent discussions regarding the modernization of European judicial organizations. In some cases, special courts have been created for dealing with specific categories of cases, or particular categories of cases have been concentrated within a single court for the entire legal system. In some instances, reforms focus on reducing the number of courts or on creating a limited number of courts of general competence.https://www.iacajournal.org/articles/97
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title	Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and Germany
title_short	Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and Germany
title_full	Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and Germany
title_fullStr	Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and Germany
title_full_unstemmed	Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and Germany
title_sort	balancing territoriality and functionality; specialization as a tool for reforming jurisdiction in the netherlands, france and germany
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description	The question of jurisdiction is at the heart of recent discussions regarding the modernization of European judicial organizations. In some cases, special courts have been created for dealing with specific categories of cases, or particular categories of cases have been concentrated within a single court for the entire legal system. In some instances, reforms focus on reducing the number of courts or on creating a limited number of courts of general competence.
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Balancing Territoriality and Functionality; Specialization as a Tool for Reforming Jurisdiction in the Netherlands, France and Germany

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